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Nicole Wallace was a serial killer and criminal mastermind whose actions were often investigated by Robert Goren and Alexandra Eames. Though accused of murdering several individuals, she was only arrested once, and was found not guilty at the resulting trial.

Very little is known about Wallace's past, although it was apparently so painful that she went to great lengths to keep anyone from learning about it. As best as can be determined, she was born somewhere in Queensland, Australia. Detective Goren once speculated that she was molested by her father from the time she was three years old up until an undetermined date. Wallace has vehemently denied this is true, but once said in private that "sometimes daddies love too much".

As an adult, she married Rohan Bartlett, and the two had a daughter together. Things were apparently normal up until the daughter turned three. After that point, Nicole began to fear that her daughter would become a rival for Rohan's affections and she broke the girl's neck and arm, killing her. Later that day she came up with the cover story that her daughter drowned in the waters off Stradbroke Island. She was never conclusively connected to the crime, but a year later, she left the country under the name of Elizabeth Hitchens after her daughter's body was discovered. Police in Brisbane later found the body of an unidentified woman, suspected to be the real Hitchens.